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From: rogerk@sco.COM (Roger Knopf 5502)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: ODT and XENIX
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Date: 29 Jun 90 01:47:26 GMT
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In article <8278@uhccux.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu> bt455s39@uhccux.UUCP (Carmen Hardina) writes:
>In article <253@pcssc.UUCP> dma@pcssc.UUCP (Dave Armbrust) writes:
>>On the contrary, SCO will sell an ODT upgrade to Intel Xenix, IBM Xenix,
>>Altos Xenix, etc. for about the same price it sells the upgrade to
>>SCO Xenix users.
>
>I'm afraid you are seriously mistaken.  Intel 3XX systems strictly
>support serial devices, aside from network interfaces and do not
>support mice.  A lot of good ODT is under Intel XENIX.

One clarification: SCO OS products run on industry standard ISA, EISA
and MCA hardware. Last I looked, Intel 3XX were Multibus and we don't
run on that. Sorry for the confusion.

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